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J.D. Eckman Leads U.S. 422 Project in Pa.

Crews Bring Down Largest Key Bridge Span...8

Webuild Offers Help to Rebuild Baltimore Bridge...16

The construction team is approximately 50 percent finished with clearing trees and grubbing as preparation to the highway rebuild.

By Chuck MacDonald CEG CORRESPONDENT

All Island Hosts Mecalac Road Show...20

Motorists traveling from Valley Forge to Reading, Pa., on U.S. 422 should notice a difference when a current project under way is com-

Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Aggregate & Recycling Section . . . . . . . . . . . . .51-70 Attachments Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71-76 Truck & Trailer Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77-80 Auction Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88-96 Business Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93 Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94

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The $83 million project will completely replace 1.7 mi. of freeway that was built in the 1950s and two bridges between Evergreen Road at the Sanatoga interchange and Porter Road.

J.D. Eckman, based in Atglen, Pa., is working

with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) as the prime contractor for the project.

“The purpose is to extend the design life and improve the ride quality and safety of U.S. 422 see ECKMAN page 64

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CREWS BRING DOWN LARGEST SPAN OF COLLAPSED KEY BRIDGE

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Crews set off a chain of carefully placed explosives May 13 to break down the largest remaining span of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, and with a boom and a splash, the mangled steel trusses came crashing down.

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BUCKLEY, PENNDOT RESTORE I-95 TO USEFULNESS IN PA.

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VOLVO CE BROADENS ITS SERVICES COMMITMENT WITH VIZALOGIX

The Pennsylvania construction industry stepped forward when disaster struck last year. A tanker truck overturned on I-95 in Philadelphia. The explosion was so intense that steel, including rebar and concrete were incinerated.

Volvo CE has taken a 22 percent ownership stake in VizaLogix, a U.S.-based software-as-a-service company specializing in digital, brand-neutral solutions for machine monitoring, servicing and tech support in multiple industries.

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WEBUILD READY TO REBUILD COLLAPSED BALTIMORE BRIDGE

DEALER IMPROVES HYDRAULIC HOSE MAKING CAPABILITY IN N.H.

A new, safe and innovative cable-stayed bridge to redefine the entrance to the historic port of Baltimore City, a key hub for American logistics. This is the project presented pro bono by Webuild, with its U.S. subsidiary Lane.

Chadwick-BaRoss recently announced that it made a significant investment in its hydraulic hose manufacturing capabilities at its Concord, N.H., facility. The purchase created an opportunity for the company to improve customer service.

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LOWER MANHATTAN’S $200M BATTERY COASTAL PROJECT BREAKS GROUND

EARTHBORNE JCB HOSTS DIGATRON ‘MONSTER PRE-JAM’ EVENT

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and other local officials broke ground May 6 on the Battery Coastal Resilience Project, a $200 million effort to protect Lower Manhattan from coastal storms and other impacts of climate change.

Earthborne JCB hosted a “Monster Pre-Jam,” May 2, 2024, at its Warrington, Pa., facility, featuring the JCB DIGatron monster truck. The event was held ahead of Monster Jam at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field on May 4.

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ALL ISLAND EQUIPMENT HOSTS MECALAC ROAD SHOW

SEVERAL MAJOR PROJECTS IN W. VA. TO BE COMPLETE BY SPRING OF 2025

Mecalac’s Road Show event made another stop April 17, 2024, at All Island Equipment in Babylon, N.Y. More than 200 visitors from across the New York metropolitan area attended the event.

Three major long-term highway projects undertaken by the West Virginia Division of Highways are nearing completion later this year or in early 2025 with the promise to improve safety and driving conditions for decades to come.

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WESTCHESTER TRACTOR HOLDS OPEN HOUSE IN BREWSTER, N.Y.

JADE CREEK SECURES $499M FROM USACE FOR BALTIMORE PROJECT

An enthusiastic crowd of more than 450 people were in attendance and all were given the opportunity to enjoy a great barbecue lunch, fresh soft-serve ice cream, as well as equipment displays and demonstrations.

Jade Creek will support the USACE’s various infrastructure modernization projects, including building modern facilities and enhancing waterways to meet the Baltimore District’s diverse needs.

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VOLVO PERFORMS, TRANSFORMS DURING FIRST QUARTER OF 2024

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Crews Bring Down Largest Span of Collapsed Key Bridge Seen here is the moment Baltimore’s Key Bridge is razed.

Salvors with the Unified Command prepare charges for upcoming precision cuts to remove section 4 from the port side of the bow of the M/V DALI during the Key Bridge Response 2024.

Crews set off a chain of carefully placed explosives May 13 to break down the largest remaining span of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, and with a boom and a splash, the mangled steel trusses came crashing down into the Patapsco River below.

The explosives flashed orange and let off plumes of black smoke upon detonation, the Associated Press reported. The longest trusses toppled away from the grounded Dali container ship and slid off its bow, sending a wall of water splashing back toward the vessel.

It marked a major step in freeing the Dali, which has been stuck among the wreckage since it lost power and crashed into one of the bridge’s support columns shortly after leaving its moorings in Baltimore on March 26.

Maersk, the Danish shipping giant, had chartered the Dali for a planned trip from Baltimore to Sri Lanka, but the ship did not get far. Its crew sent a mayday call saying they had lost power and had no control of the steering system. Minutes later, the ship rammed into the bridge.

The resulting collapse killed six construction workers and halted most maritime traffic through Baltimore’s busy port. The controlled demolition will allow the Dali to be refloated and restore normal traffic through the port, which will provide relief for thousands of dock workers, truckers and small

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State and federal officials have commended the salvage crews and other members of the cleanup operation who helped recover the remains of the six workers killed.

All of the victims were Latino immigrants who came to the United States for job opportunities. They were filling potholes on an overnight shift when the bridge was destroyed.

Bridge Demolition Is Just One Step in Process Officials told the AP that the detonation went as planned. The next step in the dynamic cleanup process is to assess the few remaining trusses on Dali’s bow and make sure none of the underwater wreckage is preventing the ship from being refloated and moved.

“It’s a lot like peeling back an onion,” said Lt. Gen. Scott Spellmon of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE).

Officials expected to refloat the ship within a few days of the detonation, the AP learned, after which three or four tugboats will guide it to a nearby terminal at the port where it will likely remain for a several weeks while undergoing temporary repairs.

Later, the Dali will be moved to a shipyard for more substantial work.

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progression forward,” Col. cleanup to date. “Safety in this Estee Pinchasin, Baltimore operation is our top priority.”

District Commander for the Fire teams were stationed in USACE, said in the immedithe area during the explosion ate aftermath of the demoliin case of any problematic flytion. She added that crews do ing sparks, officials told the not anticipate having to use AP. any more explosives.

In a videographic, authoriScan to watch The Dali’s crew remained ties said engineers were using video of bridge precision cuts to control how on board the ship during the detonation, and no injuries or the trusses break down. The demolition problems were reported, method allows for “surgical according to Capt. David precision” and is one of the O’Connell, commander of the Port of safest and most efficient ways to remove Baltimore. steel under a high level of tension.

The crew members have not been Hydraulic grabbers will now lift the broallowed to leave the grounded vessel since ken sections of steel onto barges. the disaster. They have used the time to The National Transportation Safety busily maintain the Singapore-flagged ship Board (NTSB) and the FBI are conducting and assist investigators. Of the crew mem- investigations into the bridge collapse. The bers, 20 are from India and one is Sri AP reported that the NTSB investigation is Lankan. focusing on the ship’s electrical system.

Officials told the AP that the operation ‘Surgical Precision’ Removes remains on track to reopen the port’s 50-ft.Steel Trusses deep draft channel by the end of May. Engineers spent weeks preparing to use Until then, crews have established a temexplosives to break down the span, which porary channel that is slightly shallower, was an estimated 500 ft. long and a weight allowing 365 commercial vessels to pass of up to 600 tons. The demolition was post- through the Port of Baltimore in recent poned one day because of thunderstorms. weeks. The complex normally processes “This is a best practice,” Maryland Gov. more cars and farm equipment than any Wes Moore said at a news conference prior other in the country.  to the bridge span’s demolition, noting that (All photos courtesy of Christopher there have been no injuries during the Rosario/U.S. Army Corps)

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Buckley, PennDOT Restore I-95 to Usefulness in Philly

By Chuck MacDonald CEG CORRESPONDENT

When disaster strikes, some walk away. Others step forward. The Pennsylvania construction industry stepped forward when disaster struck on June 11 last year. A tanker truck overturned on I-95 just north of downtown Philadelphia. The explosion was so intense that steel, including rebar and concrete were incinerated.

PennDOT and contractors beat nearly impossible deadlines to build a temporary road within two weeks.

Harold Windisch, assistant district executive for construction of PennDOT, has been overseeing the permanent solution, one that will adequately handle the 160,000 vehicles that drive this section daily. Windisch, and the team led by local company, Buckley Construction, have been pushing to have the new road open by Memorial Day. Chad Lavallee, construction supervisor and engineer of Buckley, has led a construction team that is set to finish the job in less than a year. The Buckley team has a few mini-projects PennDOT photo before the rebuilt interchange is ready. In the past couple of months, the Buckley team has been working on bridge decks and ramp repairs so that traffic can be shifted The construction team discovered into its final position. during their work that the intense heat of the explosion melted the drainpipes under discovered they were still solid. Building vent safety inspectors from examining the than just the interstate.

“Our overall traffic control system was the Cottman Avenue ramp. Workers have new bridge abutments would have required new bridge.

While the construction team was finding challenging to get motorists around the installed a new drainage system. In the past new piles, rebar and concrete. “We were able couple of months, the Buckley team has to move ahead by using a hydraulic grinding new ways to move the job ahead efficiently, burned-out section,” said Windisch. “We been working on bridge decks and ramp process to chip away at the surface and PennDOT was finding some supply-chain added lanes to some ramps and roads. We also had great cooperation from city and repairs so that traffic can be shifted into its replace the damaged rebar and concrete,” surprises. said Lavallee.

“We immediately began ordering sup- state police to make it all happen.” final position.

HNTB employed a robot water jet for plies, knowing there would be supply chain PennDOT set up 28 message boards to One decision that made this racehorse schedule possible was to use an unusual hydro demolition for the project. The issues,” said Windisch. “When ordering keep motorists informed and used major aggregate. Some exit ramps were going to machine shot water at 40,000 psi to flush out steel beams, the delivery dates can be five thoroughfares like Roosevelt Boulevard, Route 1 and Cottman Avenue to carry heavhave to be replaced for the new road, but the damaged cement, a time saver over using weeks, sometimes double that.”

One of his early surprises was from a steel ier traffic burdens than normal. utility lines lay close to the surface. The a more traditional chipping gun.

“We were also able to use precast concrete fabricator located not far away in Lancaster, Buckley’s construction team noted that weight from traditional paving methods the workers had more than just deadline could endanger the crucial lines. Deadline in repairing the bridge,” said Lavallee. “This Pa. “The company already had steel beams, pressure on them. pressures would not allow workers to move was another big time saver. In everything we did, however, we kept safety as a high prior- 105-feet long, produced and ready for a job “Many important people were watching utilities. that would not be moving ahead until later in us, including Gov. Shapiro, Pres. Biden and The solution was to bring in Ultra-Light ity.”

Gravix and Faddis Concrete provided the the year.”

Transportation Secretary Buttigieg,” said Foamed Glass Aggregates (UL-FGA) made Girder plates, joints and other necessities Lavallee. “I learned how interested people from recycled glass. AeroAggregates, based precast materials.

SJA Construction handled the paving, also were available. The construction team were in our project when I found out that a in nearby Eddystone, provided the aggregate material. The UL-FGA aggregate was 85 replacing the burned-out concrete road with used a Putzmeister telebelt with its telescop- live feed and Instagram posts of our progress percent lighter than traditional gravel or rock asphalt — 15 in. thick — to match the pre- ing arm to place the aggregate exactly where had been seen by some 400,000 people. aggregate and was available for the com- vious road. The paving team topped the needed. This piece of equipment saved the They even showed a clip of our work on the asphalt with an open-graded friction course team time and improved the accuracy of the Jumbotron at the Phillies’ baseball game.” pressed timetable of the project.

The construction team used more than 30 “We had used the UL-FGA before on to keep rainwater off the surface of the road. placement.

While materials were being ordered and machines on the job to accomplish six other jobs,” said Lavallee. “It required only a Workers added other safety features includlittle compaction, and we could work with it ing coating the road with epoxy to provide contractors selected, traffic planners were months of work in two weekends. The in the rain. So, it was a big time saver, which more friction for vehicles making the diffi- busy trying to figure out how to keep traffic machinery included a Komatsu 1250 excacult 90-degree turn on the exit ramp. moving. A temporary road would not be able vator, Cat 395 crawler excavator, Cat 374 has been very important on this project.”

The construction team did not fireproof to handle all the traffic. Of course, a city the excavator, Cat 349 excavator and five haul Another time saver presented when workers did corings on the bridge abutments and the underside of the bridge as this would pre- size of Philadelphia has many alternate paths trucks.  CEG

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Webuild Ready to Rebuild Collapsed Baltimore Bridge A new, safe and innovative cable-stayed bridge to redefine the entrance to the historic port of Baltimore City, a key hub for American logistics. This is the project presented pro bono by Webuild, with its U.S. subsidiary Lane, for the reconstruction of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed last March causing the loss of many lives and severing a vital link between the city’s harbour and the Atlantic Ocean.

The Group offered to the relevant authorities a proposal for the design and planning of reconstruction of the bridge, drawn up as a sign of solidarity and friendship with the United States, a country where Webuild is already well established.

The preliminary proposal was drafted in collaboration with architect Carlo Ratti, professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and French structural engineer Michel Virlogeux.

“We at Webuild and our U.S. subsidiary Lane are ready to make ourselves available, to quickly restore this strategic bridge for local mobility,” said Webuild CEO Pietro Salini in a letter sent with the project to the U.S. Secretary of Transportation, the Governor of Maryland and the Director of the Maryland Port Administration.

“We will take part, on May 7, in the Maryland Transportation Authority [MDTA]’s Virtual Industry Forum for the reconstruction of the bridge, and we are ready to help in any way we can at this stage in the spirit of pro bono service. The design concept of the bridge that we have been working on incessantly during this last month will represent a key contribution towards the design and reconstruction or new construction of the bridge.”

The collapse of the Baltimore Bridge, one of the busiest in the area, had a significant impact on regional and global mobility.

“We are aware of the importance of this infrastructure from a logistical and commercial point of view, with more than 1.4 million local residents and tens of thousands of commuters directly affected by the collapse of the bridge,” Salini said. “We previously fielded our expertise on the occasion of the tragic collapse of the Genoa Bridge in Italy in 2018 [made at cost without profit for the group], which resulted in the death of 43 people and complete standstill of in the city and the Port, among the most important in Italy,” Salini added.

Webuild built the new Genoa Bridge in about 1 year, despite the restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic, working around the clock, also due to the close collaboration with institutions and the support of the civil community.

Webuild’s proposal for Baltimore includes a cable-stayed bridge that also aims to improve several functional aspects, including safety, adaptability and sustainability.

the main pylons positioned in much shallower water and away from the navigation channel.

All this will allow the Port of Baltimore to remain an important international port for years to come. A wider carriageway is also planned, with the increase of one lane in each direction and the widening of emergency lanes, in response to the increased traffic levels on the bridge. The proposed new smart features also will enable safer traffic management and the use of predictive maintenance techniques. Webuild also envisages the use of more sustainable materials to preserve the ecosystem of the Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed last March, causing the loss of many Patapsco River.

The proposal for Baltimore was devellives and severing a vital link between the city’s harbour and the Atlantic Ocean. oped together with Carlo Ratti, co-founder of the design studio CRA-Carlo Ratti Webuild’s proposal for Baltimore larger ships. It is assumed, for example, that Associati, who, in the context of the “Good includes a cable-stayed bridge that also aims the navigable clearance, the space that a ship Vibrations” project with the MIT Senseable to improve several functional aspects, can occupy to pass under the bridge, will be City Lab, presented innovative studies on including safety, adaptability and sustain- 213 ft., which is much greater than that of the the structural monitoring of bridges. French ability. The bridge will be designed to ensure collapsed bridge; but also that the bridge structural engineer Michel Virlogeux will maximum safety for navigation, even for span will be enlarged to about 2,300 ft., with bring to the project his experience in some of the most important cable-stayed bridges, including the Vasco da Gama Bridge in Lisbon and the world’s highest bridge, the Millau Viaduct in France.

“Opting for a cable-stayed solution enables the piles to be positioned at a safe distance, well away from the navigation channel used by large vessels and hence preventing the risk of a tragedy such as the one of March 26 happening again. This approach also provides a light-weight solution to reconnect two sides of Baltimore, both socially and economically — what American infrastructure should be striving to do in the 21st century,” said Ratti.

For more information, visit www.webuildgroup.com/en/  (All photos courtesy of Webuild)

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Battery Coastal Resilience Project Set to Begin in NYC Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency rendering

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and other local officials broke ground May 6 on the Battery Coastal Resilience Project, a $200 million effort to protect Lower Manhattan from coastal storms and other impacts of climate change.

The project, which will rebuild and elevate The Battery’s wharf and promenade, is expected to be completed in 2026. Its objective is to protect against projected sea level rise through the year 2100, Urbanize New York reported.

“We’re building a more resilient, more sustainable city for today’s New Yorkers and for generations to come, and our coastal resiliency projects are key pieces of that work,” Adams said in a news release. “The Battery Coastal Resilience project will help protect Lower Manhattan from the stronger storms that climate change is bringing while ensuring that New Yorkers can still enjoy the beautiful green space and cultural icons that The Battery has come to be known for.”

The latest effort is one component of the larger $1.7 billion Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency (LMCR) Project. The New York City Economic Development Corp. (NYCEDC) is managing its construction, in partnership with NYC Parks.

The other LMCR project is the $350 million Brooklyn Bridge-Montgomery Coastal Resilience effort, which began work in 2022, according to the city of New York (NYC).

Redesign of The Battery to Create Safe Barrier The Battery has long had a legacy of open space and a changing shoreline. Today, it

continues to be a special place for New Yorkers and tourists, but the wharf is in dire need of repair and a design that will meet future climate-induced challenges.

The proposed redesign of The Battery will incorporate sustainable and resilient features to help it withstand and recover from future flooding by utilizing salt-tolerant trees and plantings, an enhanced drainage system, and permeable pavers, NYC noted on the project’s web page.

Among the design goals to be met are: • Protecting The Battery from rising seas over the next 80 years.

• Accommodating passenger ferry uses.

• Preserving and enhancing the park’s character and gardens.

• Creating universal accessibility for a more welcoming and accessible esplanade.

• Protecting The Battery’s historic and cultural resources.

The proposed designs have been developed to ensure that when completed, the LMCR projects will work together as a compatible, unified system, offering a consistent level of coastal flood risk reduction to Lower Manhattan.

The Battery Coastal Resilience project’s final plans were completed in the fall of 2022 and preconstruction and exploratory work was finished in 2023.

NYC noted that full construction will occur through two phases of partial wharf closures to minimize disruptions to the park’s activity as well as maintain wharf ferry services. Phase 1 is now under way, with the second phase slated to begin once the current work concludes in the summer of 2025. 

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All Island Equipment Hosts Mecalac Road Show in N.Y.

The Mecalac 6 MCR is an excavator that can do all the grading and loading of a skid steer.

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Renaud Bouvet, Mecalac’s professional operator, demonstrates the extreme stability in the AS850 swing loader.

The side dump feature of the Mecalac AS850 allows operators to fill a trench without blocking traffic.

ecalac’s Road Show event made another stop April 17, 2024, at All Island Equipment in Babylon, N.Y. More than 200 visitors from construction companies, landscape firms, municipalities and other equipment users from across the New York metropolitan area attended the event. Guests were treated Island area municipalities were captivated by (L-R) are J.D. Ayer, James Miller and Robert Garone Jr., all of Rosemar to live demonstrations and Long features of Mecalac’s rubber-tired machines. (L-R) are Construction; Gary Wade of All Island Equipment; Robert Garone Sr., also of static displays of the innova- Kirk Mayer of All Island Equipment; Scott Rosemar Construction; and Russ Riley tive Mecalac product offer- Clark of the village of Hempstead, N.Y.; Gary of Riley Excavating. ing as well as a barbecue Wade of All Island Equipment; and Phil lunch. The Mecalac product Abbondondolo, also of the village of the AS850 swing loader, which is a compact offering is a diverse and, in Hempstead. wheel loader that features four-wheel steersome cases, highly specialing and can be turned at 180 degrees without ized product offering manufactured in any loss of steadiness, giving the machine France, Germany, UK and Turkey that great maneuverability, according to includes: Mecalac. Also, the side dumping feature • traditional tracked excavators; allows trench backfilling in very tight • wheeled excavators; spaces, such as when crews need to backfill • skid steer excavator hybrid; on a roadside without blocking traffic.

• backhoe loaders; The unique design of the Mecalac 12 MTX allows Mecalac also demonstrated its 12 MTX the machine to both dig and load and from wheeled excavator/loader. The unique boom • wheel loaders (including articulated, telangles never before possible, making it the ideal escopic and swing models); and design of the 12 MTX allows it to multimachine for road projects and confined areas.

• site dumpers. function as a digging machine or a loader, “Having Mecalac bring their road show to using only a single selector in the cab. In the our facility has been a tremendous opportucab, the operator has a perfect view of the nity for us,” said Gary Wade, president of All work site and can perform all functions safeIsland Equipment. “It has served a two-fold ly, according to Mecalac. Depending upon purpose: first it’s a great way to thank our the attachment, this wheeled machine, which customers and second, some of the Mecalac can travel safely down standard roads at a products are very unique and need to be maximum speed of 20 mph, can dig, load or demonstrated for the customer to fully grasp function as a tool carrier. Weighing nearly 11 just how productive the machine can be for tons, the machine’s well integrated offset them on the job site. Mecalac brought in a Attendees of the Mecalac Road three-piece boom allows operators to work highly skilled operator, Renaud Bouvet all Show at All Island Equipment outside of the machine’s footprint area, makthe way from France, to demonstrate the were greeted with the opportu- By attaching a set of forks, the Mecalac MCR ing it ideal for working in tight spaces. finer aspects of these machines.” nity to win souvenir door series becomes one of the most flexible tool carsee MECALAC page 46 riers on the market.

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Westchester Tractor Holds Open House in Brewster, N.Y.

As customers arrived, they were presented with gift bags that included great construction equipment swag.

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An enthusiastic crowd of more than 450 people were in attendance and all were given the opportunity to enjoy a great barbecue lunch, fresh soft-serve ice cream, as well as equipment displays and demonstrations featuring various manufacturers that

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Cemeteries have a need for a variety of maintenance and excavating equipment.

Kensico has been a long-time New Holland customer and sent representatives to inspect the latest New Holland tractor loader backhoe with Westchester Tractor’s Dennis Gallager Sr. (far R).

Attendees tested their skills by participating in a rodeo featuring a Kubota compact excavator.

Avant compact wheel loaders have become a growing part of the equipment lineup at Westchester Tractor. With a huge variety of available attachments contractors, landscapers and nurseries as well as municipalities are finding a host of applications for this very flexible machine. (L-R) are Matt Hendel of Avant and Dennis Gallager Jr. and Wyatt Gallager, both of Westchester Tractor.

This young attendee enjoyed shooting hoops with a New Holland tractor loader backhoe.

A Kobelco SK130 feeds a Vibroscreen SCM-75C showing just how efficiently these products screen soil.

Vibroscreen aggregate equipment, manufactured in Canada, is available for sale or rent from Westchester Tractor. With a Vibroscreen SCM-75C screener (L-R) are Frederick Melancon of Vibroscreen, Chuck Acuna of Westchester Tractor, Joe Balboni of Vibroscreen and Dan Grippo of Westchester Tractor.

A crowd gathers to see a Vibroscreen trommel and box screener in action.

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Hamm 3412P, 2012, 84” vibratory padfoot compactor, Volvo A40, 1998, 40 tons, 10991 hrs, 395 hp, 8WD, Broderson IC80-2E, 1997, 8.5 ton, 24’ boom, dual fuel, EROPS w/ heat & A/C, 1,200HMR . . . . . . . . . .$82,500 29.5R25, A/C, 29 cy cap. sideboards, tailgate (currently 10.00R15 tires, 3,400 hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21,500 Cat 815F, 2006, EROPS cab, 12’4” S-Blade w/ tilt, new off work), work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$127,500 Grove RT58C, 1981, down cab, 18 ton r.t., 70' boom paint job, very good condition, 9,400 HMR . .$195,000 Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 395 hp, 6WD, A/C, 29.5R25, anti-two block, GM dsl, clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$49,500 Hamm GRW-5 Pneumatic Roller, 1994, Deutz Diesel, working everyday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$145,000 AIR COMPRESSORS ROPS Canopy, (9) Ea. 7.50-15C1 Tires . . . . . .$15,500 Volvo A40, 1996, 40 tons, 11,000 hrs, 6WD, 20.5R25, IR 185’s, JD diesels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CALL (4) Cat 825C’s, 1981-1990, EROPS, S-blade w/tilt, all A/C, P/S trans, 29 cy cap., 6/06 hitch rebuilt .$115,000 work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .From $79,500 Volvo A40, 1995, 40 tons, 395 hp, 8WD, 29.5R25, A/C, SPECIALS Rammax Walk Behind Rollers, over 25 in stock, lever & P/S trans, tailgate, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . .$115,000 (12) Allmand Light Plants, 2008-2010, diesel, s/a towremote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000 to $10,000 Volvo A35C, 1998, 35 tons, 6WD, 26.5R25 tires, approx type, (4) MH lights, excellent . . . . . . . . . .From $5,200 (8) Sheepsfoot, 48" and 60", double drum & single 7,000 hrs, good condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$147,500 drum, tow type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,000 - $6,500 BACKHOES Volvo A35, 1995, 35 tons, 326 hp, 6WD, 26.5x25, A/C, HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS

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Volvo Performs, Transforms During First Quarter of 2024 The grid connected EW240 electric material handler launched in early 2024, initially for selected customers in Europe.

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Volvo CE is proving its commitment to perform and transform, delivering for its customers for today and tomorrow, while it feels the effects of the industry downturn.

In Q1, 2024, sales across all regions have either decreased or remained flat, in line with the expected market downturn. Compared to the strong sales of the same period last year, market demand is softening across the globe, with lower deliveries and order intake in Europe and North America compensated slightly by a stronger performance in Asia.

For the first quarter this year, net sales have dipped by 9 percent to SEK 22,877 M from SEK 25,109 M in 2023. Adjusted for currency movements, net sales of machines have decreased by 9 percent and service sales by 3 percent.

Compared with Q1, 2023, a negative brand and market mix was partly offset by price realization and lower material costs.

Meanwhile, deliveries in Q1 were on a par with last year, with a lower performance in Europe and North America offset by China.

During the same period, net order intake increased by 4 percent, largely driven by the China market and the SDLG brand which is rising after the low order intake in the previous year’s first quarter. Overall, order intake for the Volvo brand decreased in line with market development in Europe and North America. Orders in South America increased from a low level in 2023, driven by signs of a recovery in Brazil.

Leading the Transformation However, the tougher climate has not stopped Volvo CE furthering its commitment to the sustainable transformation by taking action in several important areas. Firstly, by introducing its first commercial grid-connected excavator, the EW240 Electric material handler, to select customers earlier in the year. This was followed by a forward-think-

ing partnership with Sweden’s largest ski company SkiStar to help develop a roadmap towards fossil free ski resorts.

Later in the quarter, Volvo CE announced the trial of an innovative electric shuttle delivery solution for transporting its machines from Belley, France, together with Volvo Trucks and logistics firm Capelle Transports.

Melker Jernberg, head of Volvo CE, said, “Maintaining profitability remains a high priority and we have taken great steps to ensure as strong a performance as possible during these tougher times. While the industry feels the effects of this market downturn, we are maintaining our momentum to come out stronger — ensuring that we remain flexible in our systems while continuing to deliver on our transformation ambitions.”

Market Development For the first quarter, the total machine market was flat or negative across most regions.

While in Asia outside China it was on a par with the previous year and South America saw a modest increase, it declined in Europe, North America and China. Europe’s 22 percent drop was driven largely by customer caution in the face of a weakening economic climate and in North America a fall of 6 percent was likely due to a continued deferral of rental fleet replacement, as interest rates and inflation remain high.

Market demand in China meanwhile declined by 22 percent due to low investment levels and an overall slow economic activity.

The better results in South America, an increase of 4 percent, was bolstered by signs of recovery in various industry segments, while Asian markets outside China overall remained flat.

For more information, visit www.volvoce.com.  (Photo courtesy of Volvo)

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Volvo Broadens Services Commitment With VizaLogix Stake Volvo CE has taken a 22 per- Volvo photo wait times and providing them cent ownership stake in with real-time availability of VizaLogix, a U.S.-based softparts and services. ware-as-a-service (SaaS) compa• 3602 — 24/7 machine health ny specializing in digital, brandmonitoring that integrates multineutral solutions for machine brand fleet data into one platmonitoring, servicing and tech form. support in multiple industries.

• Vantage Point — stores The deal supports the Volvo quarry site productivity and utiCE strategy to grow services that lization data in one data-agnostic customers are looking for as digplatform, allowing for easy itization and data take on increasaccess to real-time and historical ing importance among construcdata. tion and mining fleets and equip- The deal supports the Volvo CE strategy to grow services that customers are looking for as digitization For years, Volvo CE has been and data take on increasing importance among construction and mining fleets and equipment dealers. developing innovative services ment dealers.

“This partnership is a great fit that improve customer uptime, “As we embark on this exciting new ent from and, in some cases, complementary productivity and safety. These include because VizaLogix and Volvo CE have a common goal to improve customer experi- chapter with Volvo, we are thrilled to wel- to Volvo services. Supporting mixed fleets ActiveCare Direct advanced telematics, ence through increased efficiency, uptime come them as a strategic minority investor in and mixed data connections uniquely Assist machine control systems and producand productivity,” said Scott Young, head of VizaLogix. This partnership marks a signifi- defines the VizaLogix product approach and tivity services like Connected Map, Task region North America, Volvo CE. cant milestone for us, reaffirming our com- market differentiation. These include: Manager and Connected Load Out. • TethrITNow — equipment and techni“VizaLogix provides brand-neutral SaaS mitment to pioneering innovative solutions “Volvo CE recognizes that services are solutions that are easy to integrate and use, in the construction equipment industry and cian support that includes real-time collabo- growing to be just as important to fleets as helping fleets, dealers and OEMs make we are confident that together, we will drive ration over multiple channels, including their machines, and our investment in even greater value for our customers and video calls that allow for augmented reality VizaLogix extends our commitment,” smarter decisions.”

VizaLogix, based in Connecticut, will stakeholders,” said Shawn Bonnington, overlays that let users visually point, high- Young said. “It’s by combining the right light and mark exact areas of focus. continue to operate independently and sup- CEO, VizaLogix. machine with the right services that users get • TechnicianNow — streamlined techni- the best solution for their unique needs.” port multiple brands with its products to proDeveloping Customer Solutions cian deployment that lets customers request vide best-in-class support for mixed fleets For more information on VizaLogix softVizaLogix offers products that are differ- service via mobile application, eliminating ware solutions, visit www.vizalogix.com.  operations.

Rototilt Invests in Major Factory Expansion in Sweden Rototilt, which develops and manufactures tiltrotators for the global market, is investing heavily in the future by expanding its factory in Vindeln, Sweden. The extensive investment includes the development of a modern robotic welding facility at a cost of approximately SEK 35 million.

“Even though the economic situation is challenging right now, we believe in continued growth and require greater flexibility and capacity in order to meet our customers’ high demands. This investment is a step to improve our position, enabling us to deliver with speed and precision, which is crucial in our market segment,” said Anders Jonsson, CEO A new robotic welding system is currently being introduced, linking up handling robots and welding robots. The investment is generating customer value by providing opportunities for improved delivery times and quality. The construction project, which was launched in October 2023, includes an expansion of the factory totalling 11,625 sq. ft., spread over two floors.

The new welding section will be ready for final inspection in May 2024.

“The global situation is placing new demands on us, and we are dealing with this at the same time as attempting to develop our business. We are now creating the conditions to improve our delivery precision, which is something we are constantly focusing on, since we know how important it is for our customers,” said Jonsson.

Rototilt’s production facility is powered by fossil-free energy, and the extended factory is being built with an advanced energy recovery system. The heat from the welding process is recovered via the ventilation system, thereby reducing both energy consumption and the climate footprint.

The factory’s primary heating source is district heating, which is produced from local biofuel.

“The new welding facility will contribute to a lower proportion of goods transport.

Rototilt photo

Rototilt’s production facility is powered by fossil-free energy, and the extended factory is being built with an advanced energy recovery system. The heat from the welding process is recovered via the ventilation system, thereby reducing both energy consumption and the climate footprint.

All the elements that are contributing are important, and we are constantly thinking about how we can reduce our climate footprint,” said Ida Skaring, sustainability strategist at Rototilt.

During the autumn 2023, Rototilt also invested in one of Sweden’s largest private charging parks, with 178 vehicle spaces outside the factory in Vindeln. All the parking spaces are equipped with sockets for engine heaters as well as electric car charging.

“We are proud to be creating a greener workplace and to be supporting the ongoing transition to sustainable travel.

Half of our employees commute from other municipalities, and this development is making it easier for anyone who drives an electric car to get to the workplace. It will hopefully also encourage more people to switch to an electric car. Our aim is not only to offer innovative products, but also a production facility that is in line with the highest sustainability standards,” said Jonsson. 

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Dealer Improves Hydraulic Hose Making Capability in N.H.

Chadwick-BaRoss recently announced that it made an investment in its hydraulic hose manufacturing capabilities at its Concord, N.H., facility.

Chadwick-BaRoss recently announced that it made a significant investment in its hydraulic hose manufacturing capabilities at its Concord, N.H., facility.

“We just completed about a month ago the installation of a hydraulic hose assembly and manufacturing system that significantly improves our previous capabilities,” said Levi Wardner, general manager of the Concord, N.H., and Lancaster, N.H., branches.

“This custom hydraulic hose assembly system, which is Volvo specific, but not Volvo exclusive, gives us the ability to build Volvo hoses without actually having to have the damaged hose and hydraulic fittings in our pos- Levi Wardner, general manager of ChadwickBaRoss’ Concord, N.H., and Lancaster, N.H., session.

“Prior to this new system we could facilities assembles replacement hydraulic rebuild most Volvo hydraulic hose, but hose and fittings. we had to physically have the hose and fittings in our possession to match them up,” hydraulic hose manufacturing system from he added. “Now all you need to do is give us the Concord, N.H., facility to the Lancaster, a call with the parts number and pick up your N.H., facility to better serve customers in new hose later that same day, or we can ship that area.

“Once we have the Volvo part number this it to you at any other Chadwick-BaRoss location. It’s important to note that we still new system tells us exactly what hose is have the ability to make hoses and fittings needed, exactly what fitting is needed, and for all other equipment manufacturers, how- what angle the fitting needs to be placed at,” ever, we will still need to have physical pos- Wardner said. “The entire process takes less than an hour. With this system, we are also session of the part.”

The purchase and installation of this new able to serve any Volvo customer anywhere system at Chadwick-BaRoss’s Concord, in the Chadwick-BaRoss distribution area.

N.H., facility created a second opportunity We can also supply other Volvo dealers who for the company to improve its customer have contacted Volvo to get a hose assembly service elsewhere in New Hampshire. The and have found it to be on back order.

Chadwick-BaRoss Lancaster, N.H., facility Surprisingly, in most cases, purchasing the previously did not have hydraulic hose man- hoses from Chadwick-BaRoss will work out ufacturing capabilities and, in fact, within the to be less expensive than purchasing from Lancaster, N.H., area, hydraulic hose repair the manufacturer.”  CEG (All photos courtesy of Chadwickand replacement was hard to come by. So, the decision was made to move the previous BaRoss.)

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Earthborne JCB Hosts DIGatron ‘Monster Pre-Jam’ Event Earthborne JCB photo

During the May 2 party, Earthborne JCB’s guests and employees were given the opportunity to see the JCB DIGatron monster truck.

does in that machine.”

Taylor added that a pit party also was due to be held at the stadium to Earthborne JCB photo give Earthborne JCB’s customers (L-R): Glen Taylor, Tristan England and Doug Taylor, another opportunity to meet owner and president of England, look over his monster Earthborne JCB. truck and check out other JCB Earthborne JCB guests enjoyed Monster Jam at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field, also known machines marketed by the dealership. as the LINC, on May 4.

“We sent machines over to the Earthborne JCB photo LINC last week to help the Feld Motorsports team set up for the show, and our team has loved stopping by to watch the progress of them building the track,” Taylor said. “Those machines will be out on display and we encourage everyone to bring their kids and grandchildren to have a fun time! These shows are always a big thrill for Tristan England Meets with a folks.” fan during Earthborne JCB’s Taylor said that monster trucks “Monster Pre-Jam.” are right up his company’s alley.

“They’re like the trucks and heavy equipment found at The Earthborne JCB team poses for a group photo with Tristan England prior to the Earthborne. My friends always event. laugh and say I’ve never really arthborne JCB hosted a “Monster 2023 Monster Jam World Finals racing grown up, and I’m still playing with trucks Pre-Jam,” May 2, 2024, at its champion. and equipment.”

Warrington, Pa., facility, featuring “Monster Jam’s world-famous Tristan Monster trucks even played a pivotal role the JCB DIGatron monster truck.

England and the JCB DIGatron are here in Earthborne becoming a JCB dealer more The event was held ahead of Monster today to hang out with our team and cus- than 20 years ago, when it repaired one of Jam at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial tomers, sign autographs, take pictures and the unique sport vehicles owned by singer Field, also known as the LINC, on May 4. get us all excited for Saturday’s main event” and music producer Wyclef Jean, according During the May 2 party, Earthborne said Doug Taylor, owner, and president of to Taylor.

JCB’s guests and employees were given Earthborne JCB. “They are in town for the “Wyclef had a monster truck in the area Fans were eager to meet and speak with the unique opportunity to not only see the show down at the LINC, and a lot of our cus- that had broken down. [He] brought it in DIGatron driver, Tristan England, who is JCB DIGatron monster truck that would tomers are going to be there to see Tristan in because its suspension was destroyed,” the 2023 Monster Jam World Finals Racing compete at the LINC, but also meet its the big Monster Jam competition do all his Taylor said. “My father, Rick, fabricated a Champion. renowned driver, Tristan England, the tricks, back flips and all the crazy stunts he new suspension system for the truck, after which we began working with Wyclef’s JCB equipment is lined up out front of the Earthborne JCB facility in Warrington, Pa. team and took that monster truck to shows all over the country.”

Later, Taylor had the sport truck displayed in front of Earthborne’s old facility on Pa. Highway 611 in Warrington. As it happened, a JCB official spotted the machine and stopped by the dealership with his children to check it out.

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Several Major Road, Bridge Projects in W.Va. to Be Finished By Spring of 2025 Three major long-term highway projects undertaken by the West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) are nearing completion later this year or in early 2025 with the promise to improve safety and driving conditions for decades to come, the agency announced May 7.

Work is now in its last year on the new Donald M. Legg Memorial Bridge along Interstate 64, a critical milestone of West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s $2.8 billion Roads to Prosperity construction and maintenance program.

The span crosses the Kanawha River between the Nitro and St. Albans exits and is part of an approximately $225 million effort to upgrade I-64 to six lanes between Nitro and the U.S. Highway 35 exit.

In addition to widening work on WVDOH photo I-64, the project also called for the In addition to widening work on I-64, the project also called for the construcconstruction of five new bridges, of five new bridges, new entrance and exit ramps, and the construction new entrance and exit ramps, and tion of the Nitro WWI Memorial Bridge, which opened in October 2022 just north the construction of the Nitro WWI of the old Donald M. Legg bridge to carry westbound traffic.

Memorial Bridge, which opened in October 2022 just north of the old • Another roadway expansion on I-64 will add six lanes Donald M. Legg bridge to carry westbound traffic.

The older structure was rebuilt using a portion of the exist- from Merritt’s Creek to the 29th Street exit at Huntington. At ing piers to carry traffic east, according to WVDOH. Each the heart of the project is construction of the 1,224-ft.-long bridge will be four lanes wide to allow motorists traveling Guyandotte River Bridge, where contractors began erecting between the Nitro and St. Albans exits to drive without hav- steel on the new span at the end of April.

Both widening projects are projected to wrap up by the ing to merge into through traffic.

Although the new bridge is complete, paving, signage and spring of 2025, according to WVDOH. Combined with the road expansions already done, the lighting must still be installed. projects on I-64 from Nitro to U.S. 35 and around Work also is progressing to build vehicle entrance ramps Barboursville will increase safety and ease congestion along and a new bridge for I-64 over W. Va. Highway 25.

Widening efforts on I-64 also are nearing their end, with some of the most heavily traveled sections of the interstate. an expected finish late this year or in the spring of 2025.

Hazardous Curves to Be Avoided By completing the two bridges and widening I-64 to six

By New Bypass lanes, a major traffic bottleneck will be opened on one of the To the northeast in Roane County, construction will likely most heavily travelled sections of interstate in West Virginia.

The old Donald M. Legg Memorial Bridge carried approxi- finish on the Scott Miller Hill Bypass along U.S. 33. The approximately $44 million project between the communities mately 60,000 vehicles a day. of Spencer and Ripley runs from Tuckers Run to Middle More I-64 Expansions to Increase Safety, Aid Fork and bypasses a section of U.S. 33 that has numerous dangerous curves. in Congestion WVDOH is confident that the new, 4.3-mi. bypass, about WVDOH, part of the state’s Department of Transportation 40 years in the making, will improve driver safety and aid (WVDOT) also noted that two other widening efforts on Icommercial traffic. In fact, one of the new roadway’s objec64 are nearing completion as part of the Roads to Prosperity tives is to improve access and promote business growth in program: Roane County and the town of Spencer.

• Between the cities of Barboursville and Huntington, road A major bridge along the route is complete except for the crews are in the final phase of expanding the freeway to eight placement of parapets, the highway department said, while lanes between East Mall Road in Barboursville and the contractors continue to lay asphalt along the highway. Once Merritt’s Creek interchange. Demolition work and construc- that work is finished, the eastern and western ends of the tion also is under way on five bridges along that stretch of I- project will need to be tied into the existing U.S. 33 footprint.

64. The project’s total cost is $179 million. 

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Monster Truck Driver Meets With Fans During Events in Pa.

Tristan England signs autographs for fans during the event.

DIGATRON from page 32

“They were really excited to see the monster truck,” he said. “We got to talking with the man and he asked us if we would like to become a JCB dealer. The rest is history. A monster truck brought JCB into our lives and our family’s lives, and here we are with JCB’s monster truck celebrating both the manufacturer and the big business that we have built at Earthborne JCB.”

Earthborne JCB photo

Earthborne treated a few lucky customers and their families to watch the show from a suite where Tristan England popped in for a surprise visit during halftime to sign autographs and take photos.

Tristan England Meets Fans A self-described “crazy adrenaline junkie that never sits still,” the 28-year-old England won Monster Jam tour cham- Monster Jams, and began his career as a recovery driver. By “Now I get to drive the greatest piece of machinery there pionships in 2018, 2019 and 2023, including his first World 2017, he was able to get behind the wheel of his own Shaker is — especially in the Monster Jam world — the JCB Finals racing title last year. monster truck, which allowed him to begin racking up a list DIGatron,” added the Texas-born England.

“I’ve been around the motorsport since I was knee high,” of achievements, including the first of his world titles.

“The DIGatron gives me the feel of a very futuristic backhe said at Earthborne JCB’s Monster Prehoe and JCB Fastrac mix,” he added. “The JCB Jam. “My dad got me involved in it. He creFastracs are the fastest tractors I have driven, but ated his first truck in 2012 and I was his nothing compared to the 1,500 hp DIGatron. I do crew guy along with our family and friends. have the bucket on the front, something that is very I went around the country with him doing it intimidating to our competitors because it imitates a and knew it was something that I would mouth. In addition, I also have the digger arm in the love to get into.” back. Hopefully, one day I can put some work in and Realizing that traditional college was not maybe get my arm to move so I can set myself back for him, but with the ability to work on upright, but for now we are having fun with our practically any sport truck, he decided to go DIGatron on Monster Jam’s East Coast tour.” on the road with the Monster Jam series and England also feels a kinship with JCB, the heavy attend Monster Jam University, where the equipment maker based across the pond in England, sport’s athletes hone their skills and abilities and looks forward to Spin Master, a Canadian toy to reach the pinnacle of competition excelcompany, in association with Feld, introducing a lence.

Earthborne JCB photo new line of Monster Jam model trucks soon.

England graduated from the training Monster trucks played a pivotal role in Earthborne becoming a JCB dealer “It hits home for me that Feld Entertainment and school in 2015, joined Feld Entertainment, more than 20 years ago, when it repaired one of the unique sport vehicles JCB are coming together to create this model truck the production company that stages owned by singer and music producer Wyclef Jean. not only for kids but for our amazing dealers and customers to get JCB’s name out there,” he explained.

Fans of England come to see him perform a variety of stunts in his JCB DIGatron, with which he utilizes a driving style that he calls “controlled chaos.”

“I like to let it all hang out,” he said before the Philadelphia show. “This is the last stop for our series, and we will finish the tour in second place. It is an amazing feat to even finish in the top five among these athletic drivers. But our JCB DIGatron is going to get tore up this weekend.”

As a result, with the series now ended, his team is preparing a brand-new body for the upcoming Monster World Finals, which, he said, is “going to be awesome and it’s Joe Manero Jr., president of Joseph Brian Stowe, owner/foreman of Joey Tietz, owner of Pitbull going to look cool!”  CEG Manero & Son Inc., Glenside, Pa., BSC Tile, Warrington, Pa., and his Plumbing & Construction, Bangor, (All photographs in this article, except where noted, are took his grandson, Joey, to see the son, A.J., enjoyed seeing the Pa., and his son, Kelly, enjoy some DIGatron monster truck.

DIGatron monster truck and meet- coloring during the family-friendly Copyright 2024 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.) ing its driver, Tristan England.

“Monster Pre-Jam” event.

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Jade Creek Lands USACE Contract to Modernize Baltimore’s Infrastructure Akima LLC, a provider of products and services to federal agencies based in Herndon, Va., announced that its subsidiary, Jade Creek Construction, has been awarded a $499 million design-build construction contract by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Baltimore District.

The contract has a five-year period of performance, during which Jade Creek will support the USACE’s various infrastructure modernization projects, including building modern facilities and enhancing waterways to meet the Baltimore District’s diverse needs, Akima said in a news release.

“The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers undertakes numerous projects that offer coastal protection, flood protection, hydropower, navigable waters and ports, recreational opportunities, and water supply,” explained Chris Jenkins, president of Akima’s Construction & Security Solutions Group. “These projects are vital for the country’s economic growth, national security, and citizens’ wellbeing. We’re proud to be a strategic partner of the U.S. Army Corps of Akima photo Engineers Baltimore District and Jade Creek will support the USACE’s various infrastructure modernization remain committed to advancing their projects, including building modern facilities and enhancing waterways to meet the Baltimore District’s diverse needs. mission.”

The contract will include designAkima, Jade Creek Known for build and design-bid-build renovations and new construction Federal Projects projects within the USACE Baltimore District’s areas of As an SBA-certified 8(a) Alaska Native Corporation responsibility as well as minor repairs, modifications and (ANC) and a wholly owned subsidiary of Akima, Jade Creek alterations of existing buildings.

Additionally, Jade Creek will carry out the following tasks Construction proudly serves the most vital construction needs of the federal government, Akima noted on its website. for the USACE in Baltimore: From building and securing modern facilities to enhanc• Vertical construction • Mechanical, electrical and fire protection work inside ing the nation’s navigable waterways, its seasoned construction professionals provide expertise in program manageand outside buildings ment, safety, quality, cost containment and scheduling. As a • HVAC and architectural finishes result, Jade Creek’s high-quality solutions are delivered • Concrete, plumbing, carpentry, roofing and demolition within expedited project timelines.

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As a subsidiary of NANA, an Alaska Native corporation the U.S. economy, and minimizing disaster risk, such as monitoring river water levels and regulating Corps-managed owned by more than 15,000 Iñupiat shareholders, Akima’s core mission is to enable superior outcomes for its cusdams and reservoirs to reduce hazards.

The USACE Baltimore District also has achieved recent tomers’ missions while simultaneously creating a long-lived environmental strides, including re-homing 50,000 bees asset for NANA that is consistent with its Iñupiat values.

Akima ranked 34th on Washington Technology’s Top 100 found at a demolition project site.

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Mecalac Demonstrates Equipment Versatility at Event MECALAC from page 20

And during the Road Show, Mecalac demonstrated the MCR, a machine it is probably best known for in the United States. This skid steer excavator hybrid combines the speed of a loader with the rotation of an excavator. It can travel at a speed of more than 6 mph, features dramatically reduced cycle times and with its unique boom design can perform the functions of any skid steer or compact excavator and more.

Peter Bigwood, president of Mecalac North America, was thrilled with the turnout at the All Island Equipment Road Show.

“The great attendance and visitor enthusiasm speaks very highly of the great relationship All Island Equipment has with their customers here in New York,” he said.  CEG (All photographs in this article are Copyright 2024 Construction Equipment Guide. All Rights Reserved.)

The unique boom design gives the Mecalac tremendous flexibility and unsurpassed lifting power in its class.

When attaching a digging bucket, the Mecalac 12 MTX becomes a highly maneuverable, versatile wheeled excavator.

The new, unique quick coupler system offers unparalleled ease of use and safety. According to Mecalac, it is impossible for attachments to be inadvertently released, making it the safest and most compact quickcoupling system on the market today.

Guests enjoyed a great lunch during the Mecalac Road Show.

Kirk Mayer (L) of All Island Equipment poses for a photo with good friend and customer, Don Gatz of Gatz Site Work and Construction Inc. in Mattituck, N.Y.

Dan Goodwin, superintendent of highways of the town of Southold, was intrigued with the potential of adding a wheeled machine to his town’s equipment fleet.

Checking out a Mecalac 12 MTX are Mason Sipala (L) and Rich Sipala of Bohemia Garden Center, Bohemia, N.Y.

Niko Fountis recently joined All Island Equipment to cover contractor and municipal sales in Nassau County. He has several years of sales experience.

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Syracuse, NY 315-437-2611 Latham, NY 518-220-9500 Batavia, NY 585-344-1931

Westbrook, ME 207.854.8411 Bangor, ME 207.942.4838 Caribou, ME 207.498.2547 Lancaster, NH 603.788.8200 Concord, NH 603.224.4063 West Warwick, RI 844.238.7673 Whitman, MA 339.469.2558

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Aggregate Production and Recycling Section For more information on crushing, screening and recycling equipment, visit CEG's Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.

First-Ever Powerscreen Premiertrak 900 Makes Its Debut

Powerscreen Crushing and Screening photo

Putnam County Aggregate supplies a variety of sand, gravel and stone to local contractors, municipalities and businesses.

By Katherine Petrik CEG EDITORIAL ASSISTANT

Blake Blann likely never thought of himself as a pioneer, but recently, he became the proud owner of the first-ever Powerscreen Premiertrak 900 hybrid portable jaw crusher.

He started an excavating and landscape company in Putnam County in 1999. In 2021, a business opportunity presented itself — Blann purchased Putnam County Aggregate in Greencastle, Ind. The aggregate company was a great way to support his excavating and landscape company.

Putnam County Aggregate supplies a variety of sand, gravel and stone to local contractors, municipalities and businesses. It already has various Powerscreen crushers, screeners and conveyors in place for production.

Business has increased and so has the need to increase material production; this led to the purchase of the Powerscreen Premiertrak 900.

“As the business has grown the capacity has grown by purchasing the Powerscreen Premiertrak 900 hybrid portable jaw crusher and I am very pleased with the results,” said

Powerscreen Crushing and Screening photo

The first Powerscreen Premiertrak 900 portable jaw crusher represents the innovation of crushing and screening equipment, portability, dual power performance and collaboration.

Blann.

Blann consulted Connor Cobane, sales manager of Powerscreen Crushing and Screening in Indianapolis, Ind., for his advice and expertise. The two not only have had a working relationship since 2017, but also are friends. The partnership benefits both personally and professionally.

“We started working with Blake on a small scale, and as his business has grown, our relationship has grown too,” said Cobane.

Powerscreen Crushing and Screening, headquartered in Louisville, Ky., provides systems for aggregate, coal, sand, gravel and more. It is the official supplier of Powerscreen, Evoquip, MDS, Scania and other brands of screening and crushing equipment.

Cobane listened to Blann as he explained his current needs and came up with the perfect solution. He suggested the new Powerscreen Premiertrak 900 jaw crusher, and Blann would be the first customer to purchase the new machine.

The first Powerscreen Premiertrak 900 portable jaw crusher represents the innovation of crushing and screening equipment, portability, dual power performance and collaboration.

The Powerscreen Premiertrak 900 hybrid portable jaw crusher was transported to Putnam County Aggregates in three truckloads, and in total took less than a day to set up.

The trucking and logistics were a bit extensive with such a massive piece of equipment.

Three engineers from Dungannon Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, Powerscreen’s corporate headquarters, were on hand to help with set up. This shows the company’s commitment to ensuring the equipment operates at maximum efficiency.

Powerscreen has supported Putnam County with local service support critical for the setup of equipment, training

on how to run the machine and dealer support, offering a wealth of knowledge, service and support that is strategic to ensure excellent service.

The capacity and dual power of diesel and electric, as well as the machine’s versatility will allow for production to double once everything is in place this spring, according to Powerscreen.

There was some speculation about the Powerscreen Premiertrak 900 hybrid portable jaw crusher being the first of its kind, but Blann has been very impressed with how well this machine has worked.

Putnam County Aggregate’s commitment to innovation and Powerscreen’s recognition of its potential as a valuable partner, marks this milestone of both companies showcasing their dedication to delivering solutions in the crushing and screening industry.

“We appreciate Blake’s continued business and look forward to a lifelong friendship and business relationship,” said Cobane.

Blann’s satisfaction with Power Screen’s products and services, along with their local support, highlights the success of their collaboration.

“From buying weed eaters to buying jaw crushers, Powerscreen Crushing and Screening has been the easiest to deal with in 20 years,” said Blann.

“When you deal with a man like Blake Blann and he gives you his word that he is going to do something, you better believe it will get done,” said Alan Coalter, president of Powerscreen Crushing and Screening. “The success of Putnam County Aggregate is down to the hard work and commitment from Blake and his team to grow his business.

We are very thankful that Blake puts his trust in Powerscreen Crushing & Screening to be part of his growth.”  CEG

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Mark Helm Receives 2024 Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award The 2024 Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award was presented to Mark Helm of Dolese Bros. Co. during the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA) Annual Board and Membership Meeting.

“Mark is well-known for encouraging the long-term health of the aggregates industry through his commitment to the community,” said NSSGA President and CEO Michael Johnson.

“His charitable work with rural communities and efforts to promote the next generation of aggregates professionals exemplifies why he is an outstanding choice for the Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award.”

Charlie Johnson, DSC Dredge LLC, presented the award to Helm in Johnson’s final duty as the 2023 Manufacturers & Services Division Chair. Barry Wendt’s daughter, Kristi Wendt, also was on hand to present the award.

The NSSGA’s Manufacturers & Services Division established the award in 1998 to annually recognize

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Dolese Bros. Co.’s Mark Helm (C) was presented the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association’s Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award in Nashville. DSC Dredge’s Charlie Johnson (L) and Kristi Wendt, daughter of Barry Wendt, presented the award to Helm.

an individual in the industry who exhibits the dedication exemplified by Barry Wendt, both in commitment to the industry and the community in which they live. This award is the most distinguished individual award presented by the NSSGA.

“I am honored to accept this award as a reflection of Dolese Bros.’ strong commitment to our community,” said Mark Helm, president and CEO of Dolese Bros Co. “Thank you to NSSGA and Kristi Wendt, for carrying on Barry Wendt’s legacy and his tireless devotion to serving others and advancing the industry.”

Helm’s experience spans more than 40 years in construction and aggregates with both public and private organizations. He joined Dolese Bros.

Co. in 2001. Helm also is a commissioner on the Oklahoma Mining Commission and serves on several boards, including the Oklahoma Aggregates Association, United Way of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Nature Conservancy. He also is a Trustee on Foundations for Engineering at Oklahoma State University, the University of Oklahoma and Kansas State University.

For more information, visit www.nssga.org. 

McCloskey Appoints Eric Teague Sales Director Americas, Oceania & Pacific McCloskey International announced the appointment of Eric Teague as sales director – Americas, Oceania & Pacific. Teague is responsible for sales activities in Canada, the United States, and Central & South America, as well countries in the Oceania & Pacific region including Australia and New Zealand.

Teague joins McCloskey International with 30-years’ experience in the North American heavy construction equipment sector.

Throughout his career he had held roles across all facets of the business including sales, rentals, distribution, parts, and service — on both the OEM and distributor sides, providing a depth of knowledge that will serve as a significant asset to McCloskey and its’ business partners.

“On behalf of the entire Eric Teague McCloskey team, I’m delighted to extend a warm welcome to Eric Teague,” said Anthony Bouvie, VP sales and marketing — MPP Global. “Eric is bringing an extensive wealth of knowledge, leadership skills

and expertise within the capital goods sector that will enrich our team dynamics. He will help us to become even more customer centric to drive further the collective success of our customers, distributors and ours.”

In his role, Teague will lead the regional sales teams, sales development and dealer growth for McCloskey International.

“My passion is helping grow strong distribution channels and building a brand. It is very exciting to partner up with a company that is considered a pioneer and market leader in the industry,” said Teague.

“I look forward to working with the McCloskey International team to further strengthen their distributor McCloskey International photo network and create a world class experience for our customers.”

Teague will be based out of Atlanta, Ga., and can be reach at 678/416-8244 or eteague@mpp-global.com. The appointment became effective March 25, 2024. 

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U.S. 422 Project to Replace 1.7 Mi. of Freeway, Two Bridges ECKMAN from page 1

and improve the current condition of roadside elements such as stormwater basins, drainage inlets, slope stabilization, guide rail, concrete median barrier and signs that are in poor condition,” said PennDOT representative Brad Rudolph.

Rudolph believes that the changes will promote safety and decrease congestion.

“The newly constructed U.S. 422 will improve the horizontal curve radii, shoulder width and vertical clearance for the bridges.”

J.D. Eckman faces some daunting challenges wrestling with average daily traffic of 52,000. Eckman is required to keep two lanes of traffic open during peak travel hours. Two good news items include that the road replacement work will require minimal utility relocations. Also, the current roads and bridges stand firmly on rock and should have no issues with soft sub-grade.

Project Manager John Muir plans to put the old road to good use.

“We will be constructing a new 11-inchthick road of long-life concrete, which is a new application for PennDOT,” he said. “The old road was asphalt over concrete. The asphalt PennDOT believes the construction on U.S. 422 will promote safety and decrease congestion. will be recycled and used in other projects for PennDOT. The concrete will be crushed into 2A stone and used in this project.”

By reusing existing materials, PennDOT will be saving money. Recycling also means fewer tri-axle trucks on the road, improving safety for motorists.

The project is in its beginning stages, with work on the eastbound lanes expected to be completed by September 2025. Muir said the project will require the use of excavators, dozers, pavers and rollers for the work. He expects to use at least two cranes for the bridge work. The finished two travel lanes will be 12-ft. wide with a 12-ft. shoulder on the outside and a 9-ft. inside shoulder.

Clearing Path “We are about 50 percent finished with clearing trees and grubbing,” Muir said. “Our construction team is working on excavation and preparing embankments. We are also preparing two stormwater basins, new drainage plus sediment controls.”

When the team completes this work, it will move ahead to create reinforced shoulders to handle shifted traffic through various stages of construction. Muir expects by this July that all traffic should be shifted to the west side lanes and construction on the east lanes can begin in earnest. At that time one-third of the bridges will be removed as well as the old eastbound road.

“Silvi Materials, our concrete supplier, is located at the east end of the project and will produce the concrete at night,” said Muir. “We plan to get the fresh concrete placed quickly. After seven days, the new concrete road will have reached the required strength. Our construction team will later saw and seal the joints to complete the process. This area does not do a lot of slipform concrete paving. We are expecting the final product to be an exceptionally smooth ride for motorists.”

The two new bridges will be constructed on the site of the

J.D. Eckman, based in Atglen, Pa., is working with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) as the prime contractor for the project.

old ones and will include new concrete beams. The bridge over Porter Road will be a two-span bridge over both the road below and a creek that flows close to the bridge. The new bridge that will take U.S. 422 above Sanatoga Road and Sanatoga Creek also will be widened and reconstructed. The bridge work will require approximately 960,000 lbs. of rebar.

The road work and bridge rebuild will use approximately 37,000 cu. yds. of concrete and 35,500 tons of asphalt.

Project planners expect the team to have to move nearly 200,000 cu. yds. of dirt in the reconstruction work.

Another important part of the project is a $7 million intelligent transportation system (ITS). The ITS will connect traffic information to 32 new closed-circuit cameras and 12 dig-

ital message signs. This information will be collected and transmitted across the state enabling travelers to reroute their travel plans to avoid trouble spots.

The construction team also will build sound barriers along portions of westbound U.S. 422 and install new signage.

Approximately 4,600 linear ft. of concrete drainage pipe will be installed as well.

The work on U.S. 422 shows the state’s commitment to safety and congestion reduction. PennDOT’s Rudolph summarized the work by saying, “Since 2012, PennDOT has spent some $260 million to improve the U.S. 422 corridor in Chester and Montgomery counties.”  CEG (All photos courtesy of J.D. Eckman.)

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Metso expands its standard product offering of screens for the North America, Mexico and Central America markets with TSE Series triple shaft screen.

The new TSE series screen is a high-performance horizontal screen used in a wide range of wet or dry applications in coarse or fine screening. The TSE series screens are designed for superior accuracy and efficiency in a very compact installation, the manufacturer said.

“At Metso we have extensive experience in designing and supplying vibrating equipment, and we have selected the best features and attributes to offer a wide range of vibrating screens and feeders. We are proud to introduce the TSE Series screen which is tailored especially for the North and Central Americas’ market needs. We expect the new screens to have a large customer interest that can already be foreseen from the bookings and sold screens already before the launch,” said Eduardo Freire, vice president of the screening business line at Metso.

The TSE Series offers a robust design to support the stresses generated by the highperformance mechanism that produces the high G elliptical motion. The rigidity in the design is provided by frames made from standard sections with K-bracing and with side plates that are huck bolted without any welding. The result is a reliable screen

design with less natural frequencies and a much larger operating window.

The high-performance mechanism offers the flexibility to operate the screen in a large range of applications due to the ease of gear and counterweight adjustments. The TSE Series screen’s elliptical motion is combined with high acceleration, thereby bringing more performance in terms of throughput and screening efficiency.

The TSE Series screen is suitable for replacement of most standard triple shaft machines on the market in which minimal changes are required.

Metso TSE Series offers several benefits including: • Robust, compact design: Portable design due to low height. Heavy duty construction.

• High efficiency screen: High performance elliptical motion up to 6.5G’s bringing efficiency at the separation of near-sized material.

• Wide range of applications: Wet or dry screening applications, including coarse and fine screening and hard-to-separate sticky material.

• Flexible production: Easy adjusting mechanism enabling the changing of the elliptical stroke and stroke angle for better production based on material type.

For more information, visit www.metso.com. 

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MDS Announces New M518R Compact Recycling Trommel MDS, a manufacturer of specialist screening equipment, announced the launch of its new M518R compact recycling trommel.

With a suite of new features and benefits designed to elevate performance and efficiency, the M518R excels in screening a variety of materials, including compost, green waste, biomass, municipal waste and more, according to the manufacturer.

Ideal for Small to Medium-Sized Operations The M518R is well-suited for small to medium-sized operations and contractors, particularly those with limited space and a need for easy transportation. Featuring a 180-degree radial fines conveyor, the machine offers efficient material handling, providing a radial stockpile capacity of up to 22,954 cu. ft.

Its compact dimensions and efficient folding mechanism of the radial conveyor ensure straightforward transportation, fitting neatly onto a standard 26-ft.-long trailer.

Additionally, notable improvements in service access compared to the previous generation set a high standard for accessibility and maintenance ease. Overall, these features solidify the M518R as a highly efficient option within its class.

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The new M518R provides a versatile screening solution that can adapt to diverse operational requirements.

Enhanced Productivity With Remote-Controlled Conveyor Swivel One of the many standout features of the M518R is its remote-controlled conveyor swivel, enabling operators to adjust positioning effortlessly during operation. This functionality minimizes downtime and

enhances productivity, reflecting a commitment to providing solutions that emphasize operational efficiency and user convenience.

“At MDS, we are continuously striving to innovate and produce machines that give our customers the edge they need to be successful in their own operations,” said

Steven Keenan, engineering manager at MDS. “Our new M518R machine is a good example of this and provides a versatile screening solution that can adapt to diverse operational requirements while bringing efficiency and value to recycling operations worldwide.”

For more information, visit terex.com. 

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Manitou Launches Specialized Woodcracker Tree Saw Manitou has launched a new Manitou photo Woodcracker tree saw with grapple configuration for its rotating telehandler product line that will significantly improve performance and productivity in tree and limb removal operations — particularly in urban areas and roadside land management applications.

The Woodcracker tree saw with grapple is compatible with three Manitou rotating telehandlers — the MRT 2260, MRT 2660 and MRT 3060 Vision+. When matched with the MRT 3060 Vision+, operators can reach heights of more than 98 ft. and outreach to more than 84 ft. The maximum lifting capacity for the MRT with the tree saw attachment is 8,000 lbs.

Built from extremely highstrength steel and capable of cutting tree branches and trunks up to 29 in. in diameter, the new Manitou tree saw rotates into position to cut, hold and deliver each limb. It also can be matched with the Manitou rotating telehandler remote control to give the operator flexibility in how/where they per- Built from extremely high-strength steel and capable of cutting tree branches and trunks up to 29 in. in diameter, the new Manitou tree saw rotates into position to cut, hold and deliver each limb. form the work.

“The off-road capabilities, 360degree rotation and the excellent reach of specialized forestry package with a wind- still delivering a broad range of capabilities fort,” said Ben Siemen, vice president of these rotating telehandlers makes this an shield guard, boom covers and guards, as a three-in-one machine — telescopic han- sales for Shawmut Equipment. “This innoextremely versatile solution for municipali- hydraulic and electrical system covers and a dler, jib and aerial work platform,” said vative piece of equipment is now designed to ties, public works departments and tree second return-to-tank line. Manitou offers Kiskunas. “This type of versatility can really meet the demands of this harsh application removal contractors regularly faced with the attachment solution for new machine be an asset in smart fleet building and man- — from the hydraulic hose and electrical component guarding at the boom tip, to the challenging tree and limb removal jobs,” orders and for existing Manitou MRT agement.”

The purposely matched solution of a innovative remote control with designated said Steve Kiskunas, telescopic handler Vision+ models: MRT 2260, MRT 2660 and MRT 3060. rotating telehandler with a forestry package controls for the grapple saw. The Manitou product manager, Manitou.

While each Manitou rotating telehandler and a premium tree saw/grapple has an MRT line-up with the factory Installed “It delivers the ability to remove and place large and heavy tree limbs while maintaining matched with the new tree saw with grapple opportunity to evolve how tree removal, Forestry Package offers our customers a excellent control of the load. This simplifies is highly specialized, each machine retains vegetation management, public works and complete package in one price, all backed by the work, helps keep the operator and other compatibility with the full line of rotating other contractors approach safe limb and tree the service and support of the Manitou dealworkers out of the fall zone, and gives the telehandler attachments to deliver a highly handling. It’s a solution that the Manitou er network.”

The new Manitou tree saw for rotating operator the ability to perform the work from versatile platform for businesses or public dealer network has been hungry for, the manufacturer said. telehandlers is available to order now in the the most advantageous vantage point when works departments.

“This new tree saw with grapple configu“Our customers are impressed with North American market. equipped with the remote control.”

For more information, visit Manitou.com.

Each Manitou MRT rotating telehandler ration delivers excellent heavy-duty per- Manitou’s MRT 3060 for its performance equipped with the tree saw will include a formance for a specialized application while versatility, precision, and unparalleled com- 

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BTDT Celebrates Milestone, Hires New Marketing Director BTDT Inc. is celebrating its 15th year in business and will soon unveil a new, more dynamic website. In addition to a milestone year and website unveiling, the company also is bringing on a new marketing director, Dakota Collins.

Collins, who has more than a decade of experience at his family’s trucking firm, Collins Trucking, based in Jackson, Ga., is a Georgia Southern University graduate with a degree in logistics and marketing. This lends a new approach to the overall scope of BTDT’s marketing endeavor, according to the company.

BTDT was founded by U.S. Marine Corp veteran Tim O’Malley following a career in the construction equipment industry. He started his career with Caterpillar and Komatsu before moving on to Daewoo/Doosan.

BTDT is an exclusive U.S. distributor of SNS products, a manufacturer of specialty products for the construction equipment industry, supplying a wide range of excavator and wheel loader attachments.

SNS utilizes a comprehensive Structural Test System to pursue Zero Defect design and manufacturing of all products. The staff and engineers for R&D provide BTDT with high-quality products and work hand-in-hand for

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Dakota Collins has been named BTDT’s new marketing director.

first rate post-sale service, the company said.

SNS produces a broad array of booms, arms and attachment configurations, and BTDT specializes primarily in the product applications for excavator conversion products such highreach, long-reach and material handler booms with a wide array of attachments.

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Ignite Attachments Introduces Its New Digital Fit Finder Tool Ignite Attachments photo

Backed by a database of more than 10,000 relevant specs from across all major models and manufacturers, the Fit Finder eliminates the need for tedious side by side spec comparisons.

Ignite Attachments, a manufacturer of compact equipment attachments, has introducted The Fit Finder tool, a digital tool that allows customers to find the attachments and implements that match compact equipment machine specifications for existing machines with the click of a button.

Ignite Attachments was the first OEM attachment manufacturer to develop this type of reliable online tool, ensuring customer confidence and satisfaction even in a new digital landscape. With more than 10,000 data points from across all major compact equipment brands, the Fit Finder remains the most robust and user-friendly tool of its kind in the attachment and implement industry, according to the manufacturer.

“Online shopping is a staple of the modern economy,” said Trisha Pearson, business director of Ignite Attachments.

“However, making large purchases online, like attachments, can still be nerve-wracking for many. When we set out to disrupt a stagnant industry, we knew we’d need to develop a tool that takes the guesswork out of attachment ordering and allows customers to shop with confidence. The Fit Finder provides the convenience of online shopping, available when and where it works best for customers, with a precise fit for peace of mind.”

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Volvo Drives ‘Toward Zero’ By Fueling New Trucks With HVO Volvo Trucks North America has announced a significant advancement in its sustainability efforts by fueling newly assembled trucks with Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), a renewable fuel, as they depart from the Volvo Trucks New River Valley Assembly Operations (NRV) in Dublin, Va. All Volvo trucks for the North American market are produced at the NRV plant, including the all-new Volvo VNL that will begin production later this summer. This initiative is part of Volvo Trucks’ broader strategy to decarbonize the industry through a three-pillar approach: enhancing internal combustion engine (ICE) efficiency and drop-in renewable fuels to make the largest immediate emissions reductions while continuing to scale the Class 8 Volvo VNR Electric and developing hydrogen fuel cell trucks.

“Today and for the foreseeable future there will not be a one-size fits all approach to decarbonizing transportation,” said Peter Voorhoeve, president, Volvo Trucks North America. “That is why, at Volvo Trucks, we are focused on the three-pillar strategy with battery electric, hydrogen fuel cell and renewable fuels in the internal combustion engine.

“With the all-new Volvo VNL and by utilizing HVO, we can make the most substantial and immediate impact today. There is a future for the ICE and we’re happy to be doing all factory fills with renewable fuel, an important step towards walking the talk in our sustainability journey.”

HVO is a renewable fuel that can be used in the same engine as fossil-based diesel without requiring engine modifications.

Produced from renewable sources such as waste vegetable oils and animal fats, HVO has the same chemical structure as fossil-

Volvo Trucks is fueling new trucks leaving the NRV plant with 20 to 25 gal. of HVO per tank, with full tanks provided for trucks destined directly to customers. This initiative is expected to replace 1,125,000 gal. of fossil-based diesel annually, achieving an estimated 75 to 85 percent reduction in CO2 emissions for Volvo Trucks’ operations in North America.

With increasing demand from shippers for sustainable transport options, HVO offers Volvo Trucks’ customers a viable solution to meet these challenges today. The recent launch of the all-new Volvo VNL, featuring a 10 percent improvement in fuel All new Volvo trucks are being fueled with Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil, a renewable efficiency from powertrain and aerodynamic diesel fuel, at the Volvo Trucks New River Valley Plant. This fueling with HVO advancements, exemplifies the ongoing includes the all-new Volvo VNL potential for significant environmenthat will begin production later tal benefits from internal combusthis summer. tion engine vehicles when powered by renewable fuels. based diesel so it can be used as a “The internal combustion engine direct replacement to reduce greenhas more than 100 years of research house gas emissions while mainand development and established taining engine performance. By utisupport in the industry. It must be lizing these waste products as feedpart of the decarbonization journey stocks, HVO production can proand major, immediate decarbonizamote a more sustainable circular tion possibilities exist by using economy by converting waste into renewable fuels, including HVO and valuable fuel. hydrogen,” said Johan Agebrand, Unlike first-generation biofuels, director of product marketing, Volvo these raw sources are processed Trucks North America.

Volvo Trucks is fueling new trucks leaving the NRV using a sophisticated hydrotreat“Volvo Trucks continues to work ment to achieve high levels of puri- plant with 20 to 25 gallons of HVO per tank, with full with the industry to broaden the use tanks provided for trucks destined directly to custy allowing HVO to be stored, used, of renewable fuels. Fuels produced tomers. pumped, and handled virtually the using hydrotreatment process such age or fueling infrastructure.

HVO, often same way as fossil-based diesel products.

Because HVO is hydrogenated it doesn’t referred to as renewable diesel, can be used as, HVO and RD100, can be interchangecontain oxygen and does not present the interchangeably with petroleum diesel. able with diesel and is a viable fuel to decarchallenges of first-generation biofuels, Renewable diesel at any blend up to a max- bonize transportation truck operators can including biodiesel, relating to extreme tem- imum of 100 percent (RD100) that conforms start using today.”  For more information, visit perature and storage. This is an added benefit to ASTM D975 or EN15940 will not Volvotrucks.us. of HVO as it does not require separate stor- adversely affect engine or aftertreatment per(Photos courtesy of Volvo) formance or durability.

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Thunder Creek Expands Truck Upfit Fueling, Service Solutions Thunder Creek photo

Thunder Creek is introducing a new truck upfit for the Isuzu NRR truck chassis.

This includes both the popular multi-tank fuel NO HAZMAT upfit, as well as the service and lube outfit.

Thunder Creek Equipment has announced the expansion of its truck upfit line of fuel and service solutions with the addition of the Class 5 Isuzu NRR truck chassis.

This expansion includes both the No HAZMAT Fuel & Service Upfit (MTU) model, as well as the Service & Lube Truck Upfit (SLU) for daily fluids and preventive maintenance.

“The addition of the Isuzu NRR truck chassis to the Thunder Creek family of upfits is engineered to meet customer demand around this very popular commercial truck platform, and to further improve maneuverability and visibility — both on- and offroad,” said Seth Schreur, vice president of engineering, Thunder Creek Equipment.

“The success of these truck upfits is built on the ability to deliver fluids to job sites and customers in a truck that costs significantly less to own and operate than larger, highervolume trucks. The Isuzu NRR chassis does that and more with best-in-class maneuverability, a heavy-duty six-speed automatic transmission, and the proven performance of a turbocharged Isuzu diesel engine.”

The Isuzu NRR truck chassis features a GVWR of 19,500 lbs. and is built sturdy to handle bulk fluid delivery to sites ranging from paved commercial and institutional sites to off-road construction sites. The primary benefits of the Thunder Creek upfit platforms compared to larger, higher-volume bulk tanker trucks include lower total cost of ownership, the ability to get in and out of more compact/crowded sites, less disturbance and lower ground pressure, and the ability to deliver critical fluids to each site

without requiring a HAZMAT endorsement or a CDL. It’s ultimately more practical for business owners and fleet managers to own and operate — helping them take greater control of their fluid delivery schedules, equipment uptime and customer satisfaction while not limiting the labor pool that can drive each truck.

The No HAZMAT and no CDL design developed by Thunder Creek has transformed various industries, including construction, equipment rental, dealer service departments, home heating oil delivery, disaster relief operations and widespread fuel distribution networks. Thunder Creek accomplishes this through the innovative design and engineering of each truck to keep bulk fluid quantities below mandated levels while delivering an operator interface that makes fueling and daily fluid delivery easy, the manufacturer said.

The No HAZMAT Fuel & Service Upfit (MTU) features a total capacity of 920 ga. of diesel (eight 15-gal. tanks) along with options for DEF, grease and power systems.

The Service & Lube Truck Upfit (SLU) features 690 gal. of service fluids configured in 25-, 55- and 115-gal. tanks and can include fresh oil, reclaimed oil, coolant, reclaimed coolant and diesel. Select configurations also can be equipped with DEF and grease.

Each Thunder Creek upfit is manufactured in Pella, Iowa, and is distributed through a network of dealers throughout the United States.

For more information, visit ThunderCreek.com. 

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Demand for Skilled Tradespeople to Rise Over Next Decade JOBS from page 1

Competition for skilled trades workers is at an all-time high, said staffing firm Skinner Construction Services.

Contractors are devoting a lot of time to exploring new ways to hire. Some are boosting compensation, others investing in professional development.

“Construction workers in this landscape are empowered to select employers who support their career growth and align with their values,” blogged Skinner.

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New infrastructure calls for ironworkers. Federal funding is driving the growth of transportation, bridge and highway projects, increasing the need for skilled ironworkers.

major new transportation construction projects and driving labor demands, noted Jones.

Plus, the construction industry bypassed the pandemic layoff hits that many other industries saw. So, it recovered jobs more quickly, said Jones.

“Construction employment had a strong bounce-back after lockdowns and other restrictions began to ease in the late spring of 2020,” he said.

And the market has only continued to grow since. In fact, construction hiring passed preCOVID levels three months before the economy as a whole.

Career Minus Diploma What’s considered the hottest construction Future Is for Skilled job titles these days depends on who produces Jones predicts industry technological the list. changes will streamline many processes, in What’s consistent is the fact that the highest turn changing the composition of jobs in the paying in-demand jobs don’t require a college industry. degree. For young job seekers, that opens more “As the industry modernizes, many profesdoors to strong career choices and is why the sions set for the greatest rate of growth are in job security that skilled labor currently offers is fact jobs not commonly associated with conso attractive. struction,” he blogged.

Continuing labor shortages worsened by Demand for construction market research disruptions from the COVID pandemic, have analysts, software developcreated more competition ers, logisticians and financial for talent, said McKinsey & managers is projected to be Co. robust in the coming years.

Add to that the fact that “But construction indusmore construction workers try jobs with the greatest are retiring each year and the projected growth rates are industry is constantly workrelated to renewable energy, ing to attract young people to including wind and solar,” fill their places. As a result, added Jones wages for skilled trade jobs Skilled trade workers “are have risen by more than 20 striking gold in the job marpercent since the first quarter ket” said job placement firm of 2020, noted the global Skinner in a spring report. management consultant.

The company attributes the Adobe stock photo Adobe stock photo “Demand for skilled strong job market to singleThe construction career field is wide open for skilled Other in-demand construction jobs include masonry tradespeople is expected to workers. Many jobseekers are writing their tickets to workers, health and safety specialists, logisticians and family housing and industriincrease over the next stable employment, high pay and top-notch benefits. wind turbine installers and maintenance technicians. al construction which are decade and remain high in currently in high demand. the U.S.,” said McKinsey.

“Trillion-dollar public infraThough more companies are dropping degree requireThe consulting firm attributes this to infrastructure needs, structure projects are taking shape,” said Skinner, also creda surge in real estate redevelopment and investments in ments, skills-based hiring has still not become common iting an expected “historic” boom in the remodeling market. practice across all industries, she added. renewable energy.

“These days, it seems like every industry needs tradespeoJonathan Jones of Construction Coverage said despite Construction is among the three most in-demand job ple — and as the skills gap grows, pay may rise as fast as fields that companies are hiring for this year. In the mix are inflation, high interest rates and recession fears, the outlook competition.” for construction is bright. manufacturing and plumbing.

The company believes trade workers are experiencing The construction software developer noted a recent AIA Specific titles Payscale and ZipRecruiter shared with some of the fastest growing wages in the country. As a result, CNBC include construction superintendent, production report that a 4-percent growth in non-residential construction contractors are strategizing to recruit high-demand workers, is expected this year. manager and journeyman plumber. said Skinner, “especially if a tightening budget is a concern.”

That follows an already impressive 22-percent hike in ZipRecruiter tracked a 16-percent increase in all of these Skilled trade workers can take this time to shift into much2023.

Job growth in construction will be steady into the jobs between October 2023 and March 2024. needed roles, the company advised. This are the firm’s top Construction superintendents have seen the largest uptick future, said Jones. in-demand construction jobs: “High demand for construction across the board has in demand, with openings surging more than 128 percent, • Electricians helped boost the industry over the past three years,” he said. according to the CNBC report.

“Electricians are needed for practically every building That demand could help construction companies weather The survey found other high-paying trade jobs that have construction project — but that’s far from where the demand seen slightly less demand, “but are still hiring at a good clip, a potential recession, Jones said, noting the fed has invested ends,” said the company. heavily in infrastructure. include fleet managers.”

As the United States goes green, trade workers will be key The series of COVID relief packages in 2020 and 2021 Construction careers, prioritizing skills over degrees, offer hires for charging station and transmission line installs. sent billions of dollars flowing to the industry, as well. some the best chances to earn six figures without a college But the fed investment centerpiece is the IIJA, funding degree, said Payscale’s Ruth Thomas. see JOBS page 90

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Oshkosh Corporation Enters Agreement to Acquire AUSA

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Oshkosh Corporation announced that it is acquiring AUSA, a manufacturer of wheeled dumpers, rough-terrain forklifts and telehandlers for the construction, material handling, agriculture, landscape and specialty equipment industries.

Upon closing, AUSA will become part of the Oshkosh Access segment, which includes the JLG, Jerr-Dan and Hinowa brands.

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Oshkosh Corporation, a leading innovator of purpose-built vehicles and equipment, announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire AUSACORP S.L. (AUSA), a privately held international company and manufacturer of wheeled dumpers, rough-terrain forklifts and telehandlers for the construction, material handling, agriculture, landscape and specialty equipment industries.

Upon closing, AUSA will become part of the Oshkosh Access segment.

“AUSA’s history of producing high-quality, purpose-built equipment aligns with our Innovate. Serve. Advance. strategy, allowing us to broaden our product offerings in both current and adjacent markets,” said John Pfeifer, Oshkosh Corporation’s president and chief executive officer. “We look forward to welcoming the AUSA team into the Oshkosh family.”

AUSA products will enhance the JLG line of telehandlers, as well as Hinowa tracked dumpers and forklifts to strengthen the Access segment’s portfolio of equipment.

The companies began working together through a partner agreement in 2020, with AUSA manufacturing the JLG-branded

SkyTrak 3013 compact telehandler.

“We are excited to join forces with a proven partner like AUSA,” said Mahesh Narang, executive vice president, Oshkosh Corporation, and president, Access.

“Combining our advanced technology capabilities and robust training, support and service infrastructures will allow us to better serve customers and enable targeted growth.”

“We constantly pursue excellence in our products, services and business,” said Ramon Carbonell, AUSA’s chief executive officer. “A deeper relationship with Oshkosh will expand the reach of our products, which is an objective our companies share.”

AUSA, which was founded in 1956 in Barcelona, Spain, reported sales of approximately $132 million euros in 2023. The company’s near 350 team members and 600 dealers bring with them a long history of innovation, quality and customer service.

The AUSA acquisition supports the Oshkosh accelerated growth strategy. The transaction, which is subject to customary closing conditions, is expected to close within 90 days.

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Analysis: Many State Unemployment Rates Decrease Over Year The March 2024 not seasonally adjusted national construction unemployment rate was 5.4 percent, down 0.2 percent from the previous year, according to a state-by-state analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data released May 2 by Associated Builders and Contractors.

The analysis also found that 29 states had lower unemployment rates over the same period, two states were unchanged (New Jersey and Oklahoma) and 19 states were higher. National NSA payroll construction employment was 275,000 higher than in March 2023. Since February 2022, seasonally adjusted construction employment has exceeded its pre-pandemic peak of 7.6 million. As of March 2024, SA payroll construction employment stood at 8.2 million.

Indicating the relative tightness of the construction employment market in many states, this March, 31 states had lower construction unemployment rates compared to March 2019 (pre-pandemic) and 19 states had higher rates.

“Despite elevated interest rates, construction activity and employment continue at a healthy pace,” said Bernard Markstein, president and chief economist of Markstein Advisors, who conducted the analysis for ABC. “Builders are hiring as they seek to replace retiring workers and anticipate winning future work. Nonresidential construction activity and employment continue to benefit from federal funding and tax incentives for manufacturers, and funding for state and local infrastructure projects is strong.

In March, every state had lower estimated construction unemployment rates than in February. The last time that all 50 states had lower rates than in the previous month was in May 2018.

Top Five States The five states with the lowest estimated NSA construction unemployment rates for March were: • Maryland, 1 percent • North Dakota, 1.5 percent • Utah, 1.7 percent • Iowa, 2.2 percent • Georgia, 2.3 percent North Dakota, Iowa and Georgia each posted their lowest March NSA estimated construction unemployment rate on record. Utah notched its second-lowest March rate, behind 2022’s 1.6 percent rate. Maryland had its second-lowest March rate, behind last year’s 0.8 percent rate.

Bottom Five States The five states with the highest March estimated NSA construction unemployment rates were: • 46. Illinois, 8.6 percent • 47. New Jersey, 9.3 percent • 48. Connecticut and Vermont (tie), 10.2 percent • 50. Rhode Island, 16.2 percent Illinois had its second-lowest March NSA estimated construction unemployment rate since 2019’s 5.1 percent. 

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Maintenance brings demand as well.

“We’re also seeing ongoing demand for low-voltage technicians, driven by new fiber optic networks, alarm systems, rewiring projects and other work.”

Skinner believes that’s why the BLS expects the electrician job outlook to grow much faster than average through 2032.

• Pipefitters Industrial development is driving demand for pipefitters, said Skinner, as semiconductor businesses and automakers build facilities.

Predicted resurgences of oil and gas production could boost demand even further, believes Skinner.

“We’re already seeing pipefitter salaries exceed what electricians make, and turnover and retirements will increase job openings and pay in the U.S.” • Ironworkers Where there’s new infrastructure, there will be ironworkers. These professionals “are expected to thrive in the coming years,” said Skinner.

Federal funding is driving the growth of transportation, bridge and highway projects, further ramping up ironworker hiring, the firm noted.

• Masonry Workers “You may have heard masonry is a dying trade, but demand for this traditional skill isn’t going away,” said Skinner.

Bricklayers, stonemasons and other mason workers — crucial for building fences, walls, walkways and more — are still in short supply.

Simply put, schools and companies still struggle to build interest in masonry among the next generation of workers, said the firm.

“The aging workforce, as well as the growing number of masons switching careers, will keep the number of these skilled trade positions high.”

Citing the AGC, Skinner noted that bricklayers and cement masons are the most difficult tradespeople to recruit regionally.

Recognizing this, organizations are hosting workshops in hopes of closing the widening skills gap.

“Workers with the skills needed to fill mason positions now can find plenty of lucrative opportunities.”

Construction Coverage used BLS data to form its list of the fastest-growing jobs in the construction industry, across 190-plus occupations.

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• Market research analysts and marketing specialists “Software companies have transformed the construction industry in recent years by automating processes that used to require hours of manual work.”

The developer said the most noteworthy new products include takeoff, estimating, construction accounting and field service management software.

This job category is expected to see 8 percent growth over the next 10 years, adding 1,300 new workers.

• Electricians The 10-year projected employment growth for electricians is more than 8.5 percent, resulting in a projected employment growth of 46,400 over that period.

• Telecommunications line installers and repairers An employment increase of 9.3 percent over 10 years is expected for line installers and repairers. This will add 2,900 workers to the job field.

• Occupational health and safety specialists The 10-year employment growth forecast is 11.9 percent for health and safety specialists. The job field will grow by 1,900 work-

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• Logisticians Logisticians will see a 10-year projected employment growth of +12.1 percent. The job field will draw 200 workers over that time span.

• Radio, cell and tower installers and repairers Over a 10-year period this job category is projected to grow by 13.6 percent. It will bring 300 workers into the construction market.

• Solar photovoltaic installers The 10-year projected employment growth for solar installers is 29.0 percent, seeing 4,800 more workers take this job title.

• Wind turbine service technicians Over the next 10 years, the job of wind turbine technician will grow by 50.8 percent, adding 900 more workers over that span.

Skinner said beyond these high-demand positions, the shortage of skilled trade workers across all fields and roles continues.

“Companies that rely on tradespeople need to start stepping up their recruiting efforts and compensation packages.”

In the meantime, said the placement firm, workers can leverage the current market to elevate their careers.  CEG

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Training/Professional Development • AGC EDGE Building Information Modeling Education Phone: 703/548-3118 Program Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) (https://training.agc.org/course/vbim240701/) AGC’s Executive Leadership Council (ELC) Dates: Monday, July 15, 2024 (10:00 AM) – Conference Thursday, July 18, 2024 (6:00 PM) Dates: Sunday, June 30 – Wednesday, July 3, Online, Virtual 2024 Training/Professional Development Place: The Brown Hotel • AGC EDGE Lean Construction Education Program, 335 West Broadway 2nd Edition Louisville, KY 40202 (https://training.agc.org/course/vlea 240901/) Phone: (502) 583-1234 Dates: Wednesday, September 4, 2024 (1:00 An Incomparable Learning & Networking Experience for PM) – Monday, September 30, 2024 Chapter Executives (4:00 PM) Designed exclusively for members of AGC’s Executive Online, Virtual Leadership Council (ELC), the Conference is the preTraining/Professional Development mier gathering of your peers all in one place.

• AGC EDGE Building Information Modeling Education The ELC Annual Conference provides you with three (3) Program days dedicated to your professional development, net(https://training.agc.org/course/vbim240901/) working, and leadership growth.

Dates: Tuesday, September 10, 2024 (1:00 PM) What to Expect at the ELC Conference – Thursday, October 3, 2024 (5:00 PM) Three plus days of learning, sharing, growing, and Online, Virtual recommitting to excellence!

Training/Professional Development Plan Your Conference Experience An iconic destination inextricably woven into the fabric AMERICAN INSTITUTE of AMERICA (AIA) of the city.

Conference on Architecture & Design 2024 (AIA The Brown Hotel is opulent yet approachable – like a 2024) fine Kentucky bourbon that never overwhelms you with DATES: June 5 - 8, 2024 its history but instead entertains you with a lifetime of PLACE: Walter E. Washington Convention Center colorful stories.

801 Allen Y. Lew Place NW Having now passed its centennial, The Brown Hotel Washington, DC 20001 reflects the rich heritage and Southern gentility that Description: AIA Conference on Architecture & Design have made Louisville a hot spot for bluegrass enthusi2024 (AIA 2024) is a premier event for architecture, asts, bourbon drinkers, equestrians, and Derby Day revengineering, and construction (AEC) professionals. elers.

Discover everything you need to know about the latest If you have any reservation questions, please reach out trends and activities in architecture during this four-day to Mary Doane at mary.doane@agc.org. conference. AIA24 is a premier annual conference that AGC of America, 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Ste. 300, celebrates multidisciplinary solutions from across the Arlington, VA 22201 Phone: 703/548-3118 built environment and the power of designing a better world, together. AIA24 gives you a dynamic, ever- Minnesota FARMFEST 2024 changing, infinite view into the world of architecture that www.ideaggroup.com informs you and makes your architecture better. Every Dates: August 6 – 8, 2024 year, the AIA and AEC communities convene to network, Place: Redwood County, MN share knowledge, and find solutions to design a better Description: world. The conference fuses together industries, identi- Minnesota FARMFEST 2024 is scheduled to take place ties, skills styles, and values, to establish a new multidis- from August 6 to August 8, 2024, in Redwood County, ciplinary understanding of today’s most pressing issues. Minnesota.

Uniting toward better outcomes highlights the value in This event brings together the best in agribusiness from each other’s unique skill sets and positions architects, Minnesota and beyond, providing a platform for farmdesigners, engineers, and builders as leaders designing ers to network, experience new technologies, and learn a better world together. how to enhance their farming operations.

For more information on this event, contact: With over 500 exhibitors and vendors, live product American Institute of America (AIA), 1735 New York demonstrations, educational sessions, and family activAvenue, NW, Washington, DC 20006 ities, it’s a celebration of farming and the rural lifestyle.

Phone: 1/800-242-3837 Don’t miss out on this exciting event!

Plan your visit to the show by reviewing our Schedule of ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA Events. Each day of the show is filled with must-see (AGC) forums, demonstrations, and AG Education.

2024 AGC’s Federal Contractors Conference ***Remember, tickets are $10 at the Gate or $8 in DATES: June 10 – 12, 2024 advance purchased online, and kids 17 and under get PLACE: Ritz-Carlton Hotel in FREE! 1150 22nd Street, N.W. We thank our sponsors (Ziegler AG Equipment, Washington, DC 20037 Livestock Equipment & Manufacturing and NB Golf Phone: 202/835-0500 Car).

Description: The Federal Contractors Conference is the See you there! premier conference for federal construction contractors For more information on this event, contact: to discuss the latest projects, policies, and contracting Minnesota FARMFEST, 28366 Co Hwy 13, Morgan, MN issues facing the industry with federal agencies.

Phone: 800/827-8007 In addition to substantive discussions and presentations Website: www.ideaggroup.com

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